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bwahaha.. b***t!

nice..

for 5 yaers taga adlaw gapalit og tickets....
moabot ra gyud ang atong swerti sa lotto puhon... bahalag dugay pa ni thankful lang gihapon ko kay naa koy stable na trabaho og healthy ang akong panglawas og sa akong mga mahal sa kinabuhi....

bitaw noh...
Thanks doc..

nus-a kaha ma answer akong prayer na modaog pud ko og lotto:)

Tiyak na mababawasan na ang maraming problemang kinakaharap ng isang dating overseas Filipino worker (OFW) matapos manalo ng halos P18 milyon sa lotto na binola noong Linggo.


Ayon kay Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) general manager Ferdinand Rojas II, isa ang 60-anyos na dating OFW sa dalawang winners na tumama sa 6/49 Super Lotto draw.


Nakuha ng winner ang kumbinasyong 09-17-28-36-19-33 na may total jackpot prize na P37,655,647.20. Dahil dalawa silang na­nalo, nakuha ng winner mula sa Cavite ang share nito na P18,827,823.60.


Tumaya ang winner ng P40 sa pamamagitan ng random pick.
“Naglakad lang po kami ng anak ko mula sa Baclaran hanggang dito sa PCSO, dahil kulang na po ang pamasahe namin,” ayon sa winner.


Sabi pa nitong marami siyang babayarang utang at gusto nitong mabawi ang kanilang bahay at lupa sa bangko na kamakailan lamang ay napadalhan sila ng ‘overdue foreclosure notice’.


Bukod pa riyan, sinabi ng winner na kailangan niyang ipagamot ang kanyang anak na lalaki na may stage 4 cancer.

og kinsa naman sad imong pasabot bai hubs??

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 16, 2013, 10:41:22 AM

kanindot bah dal-an shampoo og sabon ani nga pool oi..

meri xmas din po and advans hapi valentines...

thanks sa number...

;)apili pud og number oi... gae ko imo number beh para makahibaw ka sa akong number aw unsa bah...

e-add pd intawn ko..

cge nalang palit nalang ko og bingka sa among silingan maau to kay humot2x..

ok ra na basta naa akong number dha...

kalami ani oi... panghatag beh..

Belated happy birthday...No sorrows to depress you, only shadows to surround you, God himself to bless you....

ilisdi nalang na og Nokia 5110, lig-on pa..

naay daghan sa Carbon ani..

The Splashes Of Life

My grandfather took me to the fishpond on the farm when I was about seven and he told me to throw a stone into the water.

He told me to watch the waves created by the stone, and then he asked me to think of myself as that stone.

"You may create a lot of splashes in your life, but remember the waves that come from those splashes will affect the peace of all your fellow creatures," he said.

"Remember that you are responsible for what you throw into your circle, and that your waves will touch many other circles. Always try to live in a way that the waves that come from your circle send out the peace of your goodness to other circles."

"Remember the waves that come from anger and jealousy will also send those feelings to other circles. You are responsible for all the waves."

That was the first time I realized each person creates the inner peace or discord that flows out into the world.

We cannot create world peace if we are riddled with inner conflict, hatred, doubt and anger. We radiate the feelings and thoughts that we hold inside whether we voice them or not. Whatever is sloshing around inside of us is spilling out into the world, creating beauty or discord with all the other circles of life.

Remember the eternal wisdom: WHATEVER YOU FOCUS ON EXPANDS...

abuhan ra gyud intaw amoa...

kalami sa beer oi aw sumsuman diay...
pang snack ra diay ni nimu bai hubs???

Good morning TB Landers.. have a great morning ahead..

walay panty or ga t-back? ka nice og butt oi...

palautog man diay ka oi..

kahubag sa liki aning bayhana oi..

nus-a showing ani?

Isang senior citizen ang pinakahuling miyembro ng ‘millionaire’s club’ ng mga lotto winners.


Ayon kay Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) general manager Ferdinand Rojas II, solong napanalunan ng winner na 79-anyos na biyuda mula sa Iloilo ang jackpot prize ng 6/49 Super Lotto na binola noong Pebrero 28.


Nasambot ng winner (may limang anak) ang kumbinasyong 28-30-07-36-33-15 na kabuuang premyong P67,272,040.80.


Sabi ng winner, tumaya siya ng P120 gamit ang mga birthdays ng kanyang mga anak at death anniversary ng kanyang bunsong anak. 1995 pa itong tumataya sa lotto.


Plano ng winner ng bumili ng bahay at lupa, ipamahagi sa kanyang mga anak, pag-aaralin ang kanyang mga apo at magtatayo ng community chapel sa kanilang lugar.


Nabatid na nahimatay pa ang winner nang malamang siya ang nanalo ng jackpot ng Super Lotto.
Kasama ng winner ang kanyang tatlong anak sa pagkuha ng kanya premyo sa tanggapan sa PCSO sa Pasay City.

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2013, 10:48:53 AM
pagkatoytoy.  40 plus na ang edad, mamuso pa.

40 na ang edad uwagan lang gihapon...

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2013, 10:31:49 AM
mas motuo pa ko nga si hubag, bugsay ug pikoy nag-crossdress.

Kumbate...

hopefully dili jud ni tinuod na balita....

HOLY SEE â€" In a shocking press conference Sunday, Pope Benedict XVI revealed to the world that he will be stepping down from the Catholic Church’s highest office. “Through prayer and reflection over the past years,” the world’s holiest man began, “I’ve realized that Allah is the one true God.”
Amid clattering camera shutters and roaring reporters, Pope Benedict patiently answered questions, citing traditional Muslim folklore as well as passages from the Qur’an to explain his decision. His session was interrupted only once, when he swiveled South-East to face Mecca, stooped to the ground, and recited the Asr, one of the five daily prayers central to Muslim belief.
The startling reversal comes as a shock to many familiar with the Pope’s policies on Islam. “Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached,” the Bishop of the Vatican famously said of Islam in his 2006 lecture Faith, Reason and the Universityâ€"Memories and Reflections.
When asked about the quote, Pope Benedict sighed with good-humored remorse and chuckled quietly to himself: “Yeah I’ve regretted that for some time. But I was young and naïve… I see things much clearer now. Besides, I’ve always kinda liked the thought of having a sword. The Cardinals were a real pain on that one.”
When asked whether he would be reverting to his born name, Pope Benedict enthusiastically interjected. “I’ve decided to change my name to Sajjad Sayyid Ratzinger,” His Ex-Holiness explained. “I’m keeping my surname purely for logistical reasons, so my Facebook friends and Twitter followers won’t be confused.”
His transition hasn’t been without opposition. Hours after the press conference, a special Fox and Friends segment aired on FOXNEWS, featuring a picture of the Pope photoshopped to include stereotypical Islāmic features, including: a turban in place of his mitre, darkened complexion, black hair, and Arabic letters spelling out an endorsement of Barack Hussein Obama tattooed across his chest. Beneath the picture, the panel discussed the possible involvement of Pope Benedict XVI, 85, in 9/11. The segment’s title, “The Holy Heathen,” emblazoned the lower left corner of the screen.
This morning, newspapers nationwide featured an editorial by Bill O’Reilly detailing the parallels between the Pope’s “betrayal of God-loving Christians everywhere” with the “betrayal of the American people and the Constitution by Benedict Arnold, his liberal agenda, and his radical left-wing entourage

haya-haya sah..

chicks: hubs sulod ta og motel nah...
hubs: sorry kaau wala jud ky kwarta karon...
chicks: ingon diay ko ikaw ang mogasto....

idol na jud tka bai hubs...

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 04, 2013, 03:06:08 PM
Hahay, kanus-a pa kaha ko swertehon aning lotto. Unya na tingali kon mopalit na kog tiket...

cge lang bai hubz swerte man sad ka sa chicks...

Nag-uumapaw ang kaligayan ng isang 55-anyos na hairstylist nang mapanalunan ang jackpot prize sa lotto na umabot sa P81.6 milyon.


Ayon kay Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) general manager Ferdinand Rojas II, solong napanalunan ng winner mula sa Las Piñas City ang jackpot prize ng 6/55 Grand Lotto na binola noong Pebrero 27.


Nakuha nito ang kumbinasyong 21-20-23-18-13-11 na may total jackpot prize na P81,670,273.20.


Sabi ng winner, tumaya siya ng P40 gamit ang mga birthdays ng kanyang dalawang ampon at mga magulang. Dagdag pa nito, 10 taon na siyang tumataya sa lotto.


Plano ng winner na bumili ng house and lot, magtayo ng mga beauty parlors at magpaaral ng mga street children o batang kalye.


"Natutuwa kami dito, sapagkat ang ating bagong milyonaryo ay halos pareho ang aming layunin na tumulong sa mga mahihirap nating kababayan," sabi ni Rojas.

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 01, 2013, 06:11:49 PM
Nagpasabot ba na gamatitoy hang imon na jongyor haw bay pikoy?

perting gamaya murag botelya sa white flower...

pero kauyon raman gihapon sila... mogilok man gani ng kigwa... hehe

maninguha lang jud ko og maau sir balong.... pinaagi sa akong paningkamot madala ra jud nako na sila sa disneyland basin gani karon summer puhon... tinuod sa baratuhon ra mi na restaurant, pungko2x pa gani usahay pero ang happiness naa ra gihapon wala jud mawala.. just hope na puhon mapareha ko nimu basin makaingon sad ko na masmalipayon ko nga daghan og kwarta.. mas daghan ta og matabangan mas malipayon ta...

naa ko daghan old coins from different country... tag pila man imo palit bai? taga cebu ko dili ko taga bohol..

may gani wa ko mag pulis:)

Isang malapit nang magretirong opisyal ng PNP-Southern Police District ang nahaharap sa kaso ng panggagahasa ng isang menor-de-edad sa Parañaque City noong Martes ng gabi.

Pinaghahanap ngayon ng Parañaque police si Senior Insp.Mujalni Duga­san matapos magreklamo sa pulisya ang ina ng biktimang ginahasa.

Si Dugasan ang commander ng Police Community Precinct (PCP) 3 sa San Dionisio kung saan naganap ang krimen.

Base sa naging imbestigasyon, nagpunta sa PCP 3 ang 15-anyos na babaeng biktima bandang alas-siyete ng gabi para hanapin ang isang kaibigan na hindi na pinangalanan sa police report.

Dito nakita ni Dugasan ang dalagita na agad hiningi ang numero ng cellphone at nagmagandang-loob pa ang PCP 3 comman­der na ihatid ang biktima sa kanilang bahay sa Barangay Sto. Niño.

Pumayag naman ang dalagita at sumakay sa Toyota Innova ni Dugasan pero imbes na ihatid sa kanilang bahay ay dumaan muna sila sa drive-thru ng isang fast-food outlet at mula roon ay pumarada sila sa parking lot na malapit sa Parañaque police station.

Habang nakaparada ang Innova ay doon isinagawa ng 55-anyos na si Dugasan ang panghahalay sa 15-anyos na high school student, base sa pahayag ng biktima sa pulisya.

Pagkatapos ng panggagahasa ay iniwan ni Dugasan ang biktima malapit sa Amvel compound na nagsisilbing headquarters ng El Shaddai ni Bro. Mike Velarde.

Agad naman nagsumbong ang biktima sa kanyang ina na mabilis na sumugod sa Station 5 ng Parañaque police na sumasakop sa PCP 3 na pinamumunuan ni Dugasan.

Hindi ito ang unang pagkakataon na may isang pulis na nadawit sa karumal-dumal na krimen ng panggagahasa. Matatandaang noong nakaraang Enero ay dalawang pulis ang nadawit sa magkahiwalay na insidente ng panggagahasa sa Pasay City at sa Taytay, Rizal kung saan mga asawa ng mga nahulihan umano ng droga ang kanilang pinagsamantalahan.

Nangyari ang sinasabing rape noong hatinggabi ng Enero 26 doon mismo sa loob ng patrol car nina Police Officer 1 Jona­than Castro at PO1 Marvin Panaga na mga miyembro ng Pasay City police office.

Base sa complaint-affidavit ng rape victim, hinuli nina Castro at Panaga ang live-in partner ng biktima sa violation ng city ordinance na “urinating in public” sa Merville Access Road noong Ene­ro 26. Inakusahan din ng dalawang pulis na matulis ang suspek ng drug possession dahil sa umanong nahulog na shabby packet mula sa kanyang bulsa.

Dito makikita ang modus operandi nina Castro at Panaga na planting of evidence para takutin ang suspek at kikilan ng mala­king halaga ng pera na siya ngang nangyari nang dumating sa Presinto 10 sa Merville, Pasay City ang kanyang live-in partner.

Nagsimula sa P100,000 ang halaga ng kotong hanggang ibinaba sa P40,000. Pero dahil P5,000 lang ang dalang pera ng babae ay dito na idiniga ni Castro ang sex bilang pampuno sa kakulangan.

Mabuti na lang at ipinagtapat ng babae sa kanyang live-in partner ang nangyaring pagsasamantala sa kanya ng pulis na si Castro kung kaya nagpasya silang humarap sa GMA 7 para isiwalat ang mga pangyayari.

Ganito rin ang naging karanasan ng isa pang batang babaeng ginang sa kamay ng isang pulis sa Taytay, Rizal na iniimbestigahan na rin ng mga awtoridad.

Mukhang walang kadala-dala ang mga matutulis na pulis kagaya ni Senior Insp. Dugasan na menor-de-edad pa ang napiling pagsamantalahan at hindi na naisip na parang apo na lamang niya ang biktima.

I don't have money pero ang kalipay nga gihatag sa Ginoo nako kauban sa akong pamilya dili ika baylo og usa ka dump truck nga kwarta...

The Rose Bush


One spring morning a single woman in her thirties was sitting in her garden. The woman, mother of two, was depressed with life's challenges and thinking how hard it was trying to manage a career and raise two children on her own. She began to think of how strong her belief in God was, but still could not help feeling overwhelmed with the difficulties in her life. Her eye caught that of a rose bush in her garden and she began to look hard into the bush.

She started by looking at the base of the bush and how it was formed by one trunk coming up from the ground. She compared the trunk to the beginning of her adult life and how simple things seemed to her then. No grave responsibilities, just herself to take care of.

As she moved up the trunk, it started to bend, and a branch had formed. This branch had reminded her of when she was married. She admired how smoothly the branch sprouted from the main trunk and how bliss her marriage was in the beginning. But as she moved up the branch, it became twisted and bent and riddled with knots. Her thoughts changed to how her marriage had developed, and how it became abusive and tormenting.

The branch seemed to go on for a while, as did her marriage and then the branch just seemed to end without reason or understanding. But from this branch she noticed two rose stems that had sprouted from the branch. She was amazed of how the rose stems came from such a twisted and knotted branch. Then she realized that these were her two beautiful children.

Each stem different from the other but still the same. One having more thorns than the other, but both were dark green and strong. At the top of the stems grew the largest and most beautiful flowers on the entire bush. Both were a brilliant dark red. She thought of her children, and though they may not be perfect, they were hers and they were absolutely beautiful.

The woman then went back to the base of the trunk and noticed another branch, which from its beginning was as straight as a board, then began to bend slightly. This branch signified her career.

As with any trial in life, things first began smooth and as time went on challenges began to occur. Although this branch wasn't as twisted as the first, its small imperfections still reminded her of the mistakes and misunderstandings that have happened to her throughout her career. This branch sprouted many rose stems. Some were in full bloom some had yet to be opened. She thought of the many accomplishments throughout her career and how there are more yet to come.

Still again she looked at the base of the rose bush and noticed a third and final branch coming from the main trunk. This branch was thick and consisted of many small, yet smooth curves throughout. For every turn in the branch there was a rose stem. This branch seemed to her to signify the friendships and relationships she has encountered throughout her life.

Some of the stems had flowers that had died or wilted which made her recall some of her friendships that didn't last or those she just didn't keep in touch with. Yet there were many others on this branch that sprouted beautiful roses, both strong and full of life. These were her current friends. There were many of these roses on the bush and it seemed to fill up the bush and give it color and life. She was thankful they were there.

The woman then sat back and realized what she had been doing and seeing in the bush. She noted the absence of herself in the bush, and how everything seemed to point to someone else or some other aspect in her life, but she didn't see herself. She began to weep because the bush was full of roses, thick and beautiful.

Then without warning, she heard a deep and warm voice from within. The voice said to her:

"My child, do not weep, for what you do not see is in front of you. This bush is YOU. For every brilliant colored rose is a part of you. The bush grows upward to the heavens, which tells me of your faith. Each rose you see at the end of a stem, you see something else. I declare to you that this signifies that your faith will be rewarded in the end. As you trim the roses away, they grow back each time. This I declare to you is my promise to you that your reward will always be there. Each bend or twist in a branch and every thorn on a stem are obstacles in your life. But as you can see, each branch and stem has a rose. I tell you now that each rose shows that I have been there with you throughout your life. Your responsibility is simple, continue to water this bush as you have with your faith and it will continue to grow higher and stronger than you can imagine."

The woman began to weep again, only this time it was of joy. She was filled with a new spirit of faith and determination. To this day she has continued to care for this bush, watering it daily and trimming when needed.

The bush now stands six feet tall and is covered with brilliant roses. The two signifying her children, still the largest and brightest of all. And each day she seems down on her luck, she goes to the bush and is given new strength to see the day through.

kalami anang dako ahhh...

unsa diay ng collagen? magpabutang pud ko...

Uncovering Hidden Treasure

My mother-in-law sat on the beach in Aruba and reached for her cold beverage nestled in the sand by her chair. She miscalculated her grasp and instead, her hand dove into the sand and she pulled out a glorious 14K solid gold rope necklace. Teams of salvage hunters spend millions of dollars, countless years and untold hours searching for lost treasure, more often finding it elusive. How is it then, some people find treasure when not seeking it, and others hunt and never find anything even when using elaborate calculations? The dichotomy of old sayings, "It'll show up when you least expect it," versus "Persistence pays," provides Spirit an opportunity to intrigue us in our journey and increase the value of things we desire but cannot yet manifest.

Hidden vs. Missing

When something is missing, it means it once existed in our life and it's no longer there. When something is hidden, that means it's still there, but we can no longer see it. In life, how do we distinguish between the two qualities of perceived lack? In both instances, we experience a void - we can't touch or feel what we want. From misplaced car keys to hidden clues, we struggle with filling the void with what we already know - that which once existed - instead of moving towards something better.

The qualities of things hidden range from stifled emotions to disguised authenticity and integrity; to secrets about ourselves we don't want the world to see. Missing things usually represent what we need to learn. If life repeats the lesson over and over for us, then we clearly missed the point of the lesson. Missing means a gap, a space, an emptiness for something which once served as a part of us, or for something we need to learn to complete the circle.

Hidden Meanings

Buried deep between the lines of written or spoken words, we get a glimpse of interpretation that our life experiences brought to our present moments. We attach many translations to subtle nuances that stem from our belief about who we are and what we need to discover. Forgetting to surrender to the Infinite and let go of judgment, we ascribe a meaning often all-too familiar with our repeated patterns instead of allowing new ideas and opportunities for growth to emerge.

The true meaning of any dusky perceptions lies not within our immediate accumulation of experience to shine the light on the unknown. Instead, our piercing beam of insight and willingness to progress forward emerges as authentic understanding in all of life's foggy depths of confusion. No mystical forces at work, simply accepting situations and circumstances at face value, without prejudice brings about the highest interpretations possible.

Hidden Blessings

The saying, "Be careful what you ask for, for you shall surely get it," cautions loudly in our minds when we dare to ask for something others deem as greedy or ill-guided. While Spirit focuses equally on our declarations of what we do and do not want in our lives, it also understands that a lesson presents more profound if the prayer goes unanswered.

Many times we look back at our requests of God and wonder why they never materialized. Later, after life unfolds, we realize if our exact petitions appeared, things would turn out much differently than we intended and we rationalize that the unanswered prayer represented a hidden blessing. In situations, which on the surface appear negative, we find precious rewards in the little blessings carefully protecting us from what we believed we wanted.

What Are You Hiding?

Inside each of us, burn the embers of understanding and coals of smoldering wisdom. With humility, many of us deny the truth about these gifts from life and bury our talents beneath our smoky exterior. We mistakenly think that if we disguise our true selves, we hide our strengths and weaknesses from the world thereby protecting ourselves from the harm of exposure. Additionally, we grow to expect the worst from the revelation of who we are, instead of allowing the possibility that more good enter our lives if we simply take the risk.

Spirit invites us to reveal the treasure of our authentic selves and uncover greatness! Day by day, we are shown scenarios that portray greater abundance and prosperity if we only took the risk of digging up and displaying the hidden treasures of our glorious self to the world. When we clutch tightly to a gold coin, it never transforms. It's stuck as a gold coin. If we open our hand and use it to bring more good into our lives, then all are enhanced by the transaction.

Today, take a moment to consider the elements hidden or missing in your life. Fill in the gaps with whatever you need to feel complete with Life and search for those parts of yourself that you scurried away out of your present awareness. When you look for hidden meanings, be prepared for answered and unanswered prayers to equally educate you in that lesson and others. Frequently lessons overlap and the jewels we glean from one learning experience blend perfectly with others.

Remember the most precious treasure of all already lives within you. If you willingly identify and acknowledge your self-worth, the treasure chest of life awaits you!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on February 26, 2013, 03:09:09 PM
Salamat kaayo Fr. Chic.. molampas na gani 150 ang bp sa akong papa, malipong na gyud na siya.. nagwarning na man ang doctor sa iya year 2011 nga naa na siya sa boundary for massive stroke gyud... 3 times siya na mild stroke atong 2011..

This too shall pass....

Boy:tandaan mu lhat ng sa2bihin ko dhil imp0rtante ito?
Girl: ok anu ba sasabhin mu??
Boy:ahmmm',' mahal na mahal kita lagi m0ng tandaan na andito lng aq, lagi sa tabi mu...!!
Boy: anu natandaan mu bA??
Girl: (kinilig) ah oo naman,
Boy: good pakisabi yan sa bestfriend mu, ahH. Tnx!!

mas nindot pa imong smile..

ooops dili ko ka view..

hehe unsa gyud kaha iyang smile noh?

All of us have had traumas in our life. Granted, some seem much bigger than others and we can all sing the "Somebody Did Me Wrong" song.

I believe these challenges are sent so we can learn how to get back up. They are to show us how much courage we do already have within us.

Some people have huge stumbling blocks or traumas at a young age, some in later years. If you look back in your life and see darkness, I implore you to look more closely.


You are able to look back - aren't you?
You are still here,
living, breathing PROOF that you were ABLE to Get Back Up.

Bless the dark areas and thank them for the strength that you now have within you to face the next one. Without darkness we cannot recognize the light. Walk in the light and bless the darkness. This way the new light will touch everything past and everything yet to come…

Burdens can weigh you down if you let them engulf you - so don't.


Always remember you Are Still Here so
YOU
Are Able to Get Back Up.

Speaker: Who among u had xperience 2 have sex with a ghost?


(a farmer raises his hand)

Speaker: Really? How does it feel 2 have sex wd a ghost?

Farmer: Ai pastilan abi kog goats! Pastilan!

mini jud si mr mani.. tag pila caltex sa mani noy?

i mean dokdok diay... make a friend, share a table..

Quote from: Confused Seuss on February 25, 2013, 08:01:13 PM
hi everyone. newbie here

doksok dayon...

hopefully..

share lang nako... basin ganahan diay ang uban...




good luck...

well thanks a lot mr. money... timing pud kaau naay pamplet akong officemate diri "The Chaplet of The Divine Mercy for recitation on ordinary rosary beads..
From Diary: ST. MARIA FAUSTINA KOWALSKA of the Congregation of Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy

ok.. thanks Mr. Money... I'm a catholic and soon to be a lay minister... What if I ask other things not money, like good health, safety for my family... wud it still be granted???...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2013, 03:54:35 PM
Hmm, sakto ba kaha ning solusyona...

sakto ra ni bai hubag... gasto raman gud ng mopasaka pata og kaso unya dili gihapon mabalik niya ang babaye... maypa wala nalang to niya bunali.. niapil nalang unta cya 3some bah para makapili jud ang girl kung kinsa angayan nila...

mao diay maoy ni bayad og ni salo sa bayrunon sa girl... naa diay plano... 18 yrs man gud, tam-is pa kaau.... limpyo pa jud kay bag-ong raspa...

programma na mi mr. money...

Funny how in your darkest hours, you'll hang on to anything you think will help save you from feeling the despair you're feeling at moments.

Another day I wake up with the feeling that I need to get out of here to keep my sanity, to keep on living. 1:30 pm: We head out of the city to show one of your new out of town friends a little town you once showed and told me how it was one of your favorite places you liked to visit.

We get to our destination, and as we wonder around with you sharing your smiles and laughter with her, showing her your favorite shops, I watch from the background and remember the times when it used to be me.

I run out of one of the stores as a wave of emotions hits me. I find a deserted table and a seat, I light up a cigarette and as I take a drag, a feeling of hurt and anger consume me.

I slam my hand on the table with a passion filled with anger; anger at myself for still caring, anger at myself for being so blind all along, anger over something that's not worth how I'm feeling.

We continue visiting the little antique shops, while I carry with me this feeling of emptiness inside of me; an emptiness that weighs heavy in my heart and heavy on my body.

As we enter the last shop in our tour, I stand by the door as you both take off to look around. I hear you both laughing in the back of the store. I feel so alone. I close my eyes to stop the tears from falling and call out to GOD: " Dear God, Please grant me the patience and strength I need until I get myself out of this mess I put myself in".

I swallow the tears and open my eyes once again. As I open my eyes and look around, something catches my eyes; three hearts hanging from a string. The first heart had the word FAITH. The second heart had the word HOPE and the third heart had the word LOVE.

As I stare at the string of hearts and the words on them echo in my mind, I feel the tears rolling down my cheek. Faith, Hope, Love. Isn't that what makes life worth living? Three things missing from my life right now.

I reach out for the string of hearts and hold them in my hand so tight. I wipe my tears, head to the cashier, and pay for my string of hearts to take home with me; to remind me to hang on to my string of life in my moments of despair, to never give up on what makes life worth living: Faith..Hope..Love.

As we drive back home, listening to both of you in the front seat carry on with your laughter and conversation, I feel once again a moment of despair, but not for long, as I reach into my pocket and pull out my little string of hearts. Something to hang on to, until I find life again; FAITH..HOPE..LOVE.

Imagine life is a game in which you are juggling five balls. The balls are called work, family, health, friends and integrity. And you're keeping all of them in the air. But one day you finally come to understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.

The other four balls -- family, health, friends, integrity -- are made of glass. If you drop one of these, it will be irrevocably scuffed, nicked, perhaps even shattered. And once you truly understand the lesson of the five balls, you will have the beginnings of balance in your life.

nice idea... sure ko, sikat ni cya sa ilang lugar..

salamat sa update...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on February 05, 2013, 03:41:27 PM
ayaw pod i-generalize Engr... she's not a full-pledged teacher.. malay mo, mamoring ra diay siya after graduation..

jowk ra oi... ganahan jud ko teacher kay all around..

BSED pa jud ang girl.... kani gyud mga teacher:) peace...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 05, 2013, 03:25:58 PM
Agoi, daghang TB members nga mangita ani kon maohon...

e-bluetooth nako nimu bai hubs... haha

Quote from: Lollapalooza on February 05, 2013, 03:13:19 PM
ug nganong kinahanglan man gyud i-video kung mag j3rj3r daw... para lang makita kung hawd ba or not?!?! sala man pod na nila ba..

para ma perfect na mga moves sunod... sala jud nila... wala pa jud hubua ang iyang school uniform.. haskang klaruha naman gyud nga taga USJR....

subakan lang og kutsara og tinidor..

naka kita ko sa video... kumbate kaau ang girl, pero luoy kaau cya karon..

Footnote: People are asking where to watch, view, download the USJR scandal 2013. This USJR scandal in Cebu has become a worldwide trending in Twitter, a talk of the country. The article below is authored by josephonperspectives.WordPress.com. Tubagbohol.com does not own the article. We do not promote indecency but we believe this topic is of public concern/issue so we allow everyone to engage a fluid discussion over the USJR SCANDAL.

NOTE: Apologies, the male is studying at the University of Cebu â€" Mambaling Campus, not from the University of the Visayas, according to the sources. Also, she was not expelled, rather, she forced to quit from schooling.

It has been in the main discussion all over Cebu and in the cyberspace on what happened to the University of San Jose-Recoletos where someone uploaded a sexual intercourse video involving a student from that said university in the cyberspace. Since Thursday evening, my Facebook and Twitter new feeds have been bombarded with comments and tweets from my friends about the viral sexual intercourse video which consists of not only one part, but allegedly, six parts. I myself watched the partial part of the video and after I watched that part of the video, I felt angry especially the one who took (or maybe the one who uploaded) the video as he/she never think the consequences of his/her actions especially to a poor female USJR student, whose future has been tarnished forever as a result of the uploader’s foolish acts.

The dissemination of the viral video in the cyberspace forced her to quit from schooling, a more than a month before her scheduled graduation.  On the part of the female student, the dissemination of that video was a big blow not only to her, but also to her family. The male whom she committed an intercourse was his boyfriend and according to several sources I gathered, the video became viral because the mobile phone with that video was stolen by someone and then was uploaded online. The male is studying at the University of Cebu -Mambaling Campus, according to several sources I gathered.

I think the moment the video was taken was a fatal mistake for the uploader who never think the long-term consequences especially to the female USJR student, whose future has been tarnished forever. That female student from USJR should have took her uniform off totally before the sexual intercourse and that fatal mistake forced her to quit schooling, just a month before her scheduled graduation. That male student allegedly from UC-METC should have never initiated a sexual intercourse with the female USJR student especially during school hours and instead if they wanted to have an intercourse, they should have done it privately during weekends.

I know that it was painful especially to the female student from USJR, but the damage has already been done and all we can do is to help her to recover from the traumatic parts of her life destroyed by a certain uploader with unknown specific reasons as of this moment. To the cybercitizens who wants to watch the video more (or those who wants to watch the video for the first time), I am asking you to stop from watching the viral video that tarnished a person because for every watching a scandalous video, it is like that you tarnish his/her dignity in an indirect manner.

lami kaau ng otan nga wrong spelling oi..

tumpak neth... moabot ra gyud ang panahon na ma Hepe ka sa inyong lungsod.... hutda gyud na sila ha..

pareha pud ni diri sa CEBU sauna graveeh patay... may gani na priso na si dumpit and police hitman ni Osmeña...

ur welcome apo:)

ayaw lang anang dugos neth kay uso raba ang BUBUYOG attack dha sa Davao..

pagpalayo intawn sa lugar nga daghan og buyog langga..

murag ingon anah... simbako...

neth, use your money to buy a honey nalang..

hehe basin karon ra para dili ma zero karon valentines... hehehe jowk ra...

mao nay nindot... patay deretso para mahadlok jud ang mga tawo...

ako kay naay gamay money but with a one night stand honey..

bwahaha nisudlot ang tumoy..

Amen..

kanindot ni inday..

touching kaau

Now I sit me down in school
Where praying is against the rule.
For this great nation under God
Finds mention of Him very odd.

If Scripture now the class recites,
It violates the Bill of Rights.
And anytime my head I bow
Becomes a federal matter now.

Our hair can be purple or orange or green,
That's no offense, it's the freedom scene.
The law is specific, the law is precise,
Prayers spoken aloud are a serious vice.

For praying in a public hall
Might offend someone with no faith at all.
In silence alone we must meditate,
God's name is prohibited by the State.

We're allowed to cuss & dress like freaks,
And pierce our noses, tongues & cheeks.
This great nation has outlawed the Bible.
To quote the Good Book makes me liable.

We can elect a pregnant Senior Queen,
And the unwed daddy, our Senior King.
It's "inappropriate" to teach right from wrong,
We're taught that such "judgments" do not belong.

We can get our condoms, & birth controls,
Study witchcraft, vampires & totem poles.
But the Ten Commandments are not allowed,
No Word of God must reach this crowd.

It's scary here I must confess,
Chaos reigns....the school's a mess.
So, Lord, this silent plea I make:
Should I be shot; My soul please take.

cguro tanan2x nimu... matud pa nila love defies everything..... hahaha
puedi maulaw???

mao jud na ganahan nako nimu.... mingawon man pud ta ani monday pa ra ba ko kabalik og dok2x....
have a nice weekend neth... have a nice weekend TB..

I didn't eat that much, why i'm so fat???

hehe miss u neth... manungog ko ginagmay ha...

Why Me Mom? - Death of an Innocent

Source Unknown

I went to a party, Mom, I remembered what you said.
You told me not to drink, Mom, so I drank soda instead.
I really felt proud inside, Mom, the way you said I would.
I didn't drink and drive, Mom, even though the others said I should.

I know I did the right thing, Mom, I know you are always right.
Now the party is finally ending, Mom, as everyone is driving out of sight.
As I got into my car, Mom, I knew I'd get home in one piece.
Because of the way you raised me, so responsible and sweet.

I started to drive away, Mom, but as I pulled out into the road,
the other car didn't see me, Mom, and hit me like a load.
As I lay there on the pavement, Mom, I hear the policeman say,
the other guy is drunk, Mom, and now I'm the one who will pay.

I'm lying here dying, Mom.. I wish you'd get here soon.
How could this happen to me, Mom? My life just burst like a balloon.
There is blood all around me, Mom, and most of it is mine.
I hear the medic say, Mom, I'll die in a short time.

I just wanted to tell you, Mom, I swear I didn't drink.
It was the others, Mom. The others didn't think.
He was probably at the same party as I.
The only difference is, he drank and I will die.

Why do people drink, Mom? It can ruin your whole life.
I'm feeling sharp pains now. Pains just like a knife.
The guy who hit me is walking, Mom, and I don't think it's fair.
I'm lying here dying and all he can do is stare.

Tell my brother not to cry, Mom. Tell Daddy to be brave.
And when I go to heaven, Mom, put "Daddy's Girl" on my grave.
Someone should have told him, Mom, not to drink and drive.
If only they had told him, Mom, I would still be alive.

My breath is getting shorter, Mom. I'm becoming very scared.
Please don't cry for me, Mom. When I needed you, you were always there.
I have one last question, Mom, before I say good bye.
I didn't drink and drive, so why am I the one to die?

kani maoy stage MUM...

walay katapusang pangilad...

nice pud ni ilang pang warta dah...

yaks kaitom murag ba-ong anak...

nus-a kaha matarong ang laki... bawg man jud na gamay ang ila...

walauy tinuod ani...

Love even if it hurts, Love more even if it hurts more, Love most even if it hurts most...
Until theres no more hurts but LOVE....
-Mother Theresa

When we are in love, we do things just for our loved one even if it hurts us so much.
If we are giving all while it hurts, it is a sign of Love.
A great love to other people or to our someone special.
We forgot ourselves and we put someone we love first.
Because no one says that being in love is always a glimpse of heaven.
No one can says that when you love, it will be an unending happiness.
Of course love can hurt us the most.
But true and great love will put you on the happiest place in the world.
It will put you on a pedestal that you don't want to leave anymore...
I believe that love is the only answer for a happy relationship and the secret on how to live peacefully together.
So again, live and love!

what f ang P sa boy ma lock sa mouth sa girl... unsa kaha angayan buhaton?

unsay sulod ani?

kusog au mo kijud ang generation Y kay nipyahok man..